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Hillsboro Scrambles To Cash In On Semi-Conducter Expansion Needs
Column: Dirk Knudsen, Editor The winds of change are blowing not only over Oregon but across the farmland surrounding...
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New Hillsboro City Council Person Needed From Ward 2
In 1 week, the registration will close for the Hillsboro City Council positions, and as of right now, there is...
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Recreational Vehicles & Motor Homes Allowed At Job Sites But No Where Else In City
Column: The Real Story When the City of Hillsboro recently passed Ordinance 6397, allowing corporations to host RVs (trailers/motor...
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Tualatin Soil and Water Conservation District Seeks Board Officers
Editors Note: Posted from a Press Release - Readers should look closely at the information and opportunity. Tualatin Soil and...
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1880s Farm House Tries To Hang On Against Industrial Onslaught
Column: The Real Story - Dirk Knudsen The Hillsboro Herald and our staff often take on stories designed to make...
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Hillsboro Twins Members of First Graduating Class at State’s Newest Online School
Article Submitted by Hillsboro Resident Dawn Phillips Prairie City— Resilience and perseverance are the best way to describe the Godfrey...
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Hillsboro Quickly Becoming A Regional Heat Island As Massive Construction Projects Boom
The Real Story: Column by Dirk Knudsen June 26th - June 28th were the three most miserable days of all...
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Police Want Community Help To Charge Motor Cycle Madman
EDITORS NOTE: This story was sent to us by Gordon, a follower of local law enforcement stories. The Herald rarely...
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Lack Of Housing Tied To Root Cause Of Hillsboro Homelessness
HH Column: The Real Story; Dirk Knudsen, Editor The crisis of homelessness burns on here in Hillsboro and all surrounding...
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Big Hole In Downtown Hillsboro Just Won’t Dry Up
The big hole in the ground at 4th and Main is the underground garage and basement for the new Merrill...
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